remote-setup-walkthrough

To bootstrap a remote Kubernetes cluster via SSH, this skill guides you through cluster preparation, secret creation, and generating bootstrap artifacts. It requires SSH access, kubectl, helm, and credentials for GitHub and GitLab to provision the environment.

Configuring external PostgreSQL and Longhorn storage for a remote Kubernetes deployment requires existing SSH access to the cluster, alongside kubectl and helm. You must also provide credentials for GitHub and GitLab to complete the environment setup.

Yes, the remote setup workflow generates Kubernetes resources for Airflow DAGs. It reads configuration from eco.py, rte_demo.py, and helm/airflow-values.yaml to prepare git repositories and bootstrap Airflow on the cluster.

Yes, you can use this walkthrough to manage CoreDNS tweaks and external databases simultaneously. It covers end-to-end deployment including external PostgreSQL databases, git/DAG repos, and Airflow bootstrap generation in a repeatable workflow.

The remote Kubernetes setup requires GitHub and GitLab credentials to access git and DAG repositories. These credentials are used during secret creation and Airflow bootstrap to ensure the cluster can pull necessary configuration and workflow files.